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Supply & Demand Zone Analyzer
Identify key price levels and assess their strength based on order flow and price action:
Current Key Supply & Demand Zones
Real-time identification of critical price levels based on recent order flow and price action:
$465.00
$462-$468
- Distance:+9.3%
- Touches:2 (Fresh)
- Volume:High
- Strength:90%
$395.00
$392-$398
- Distance:-7.2%
- Touches:1 (Fresh)
- Volume:Very High
- Strength:85%
$445.50
$443-$448
- Distance:+4.7%
- Touches:4 (Weak)
- Volume:Medium
- Strength:35%
$241.20
$240-$243
- Distance:-1.8%
- Touches:2 (Medium)
- Volume:High
- Strength:65%
Supply & Demand Trading Strategies
Proven strategies for trading around key supply and demand zones:
ZONE REJECTION
Bounce Play Strategy
Trade the rejection at strong supply/demand zones. Look for price to approach the zone and then reverse with volume confirmation.
- Identify fresh, high-volume supply/demand zone
- Wait for price to approach within 1-2% of zone
- Look for rejection candle patterns (doji, hammer, shooting star)
- Enter on volume confirmation in opposite direction
- Set stop beyond the zone, target next major level
ZONE BREAKOUT
Breakout Strategy
Trade the break and hold above/below key zones. Strong breaks often lead to accelerated moves to the next major level.
- Monitor price approaching tested supply/demand zone
- Watch for volume spike on approach to zone
- Enter on decisive break with 2x normal volume
- Set stop back inside the broken zone
- Target next major supply/demand level
RETEST ENTRY
Retest Strategy
After a zone breaks, wait for the retest from the other side. This often provides lower-risk entry with better risk/reward.
- Wait for clean break of supply/demand zone
- Allow price to move away from broken zone
- Enter on retest of broken level (now support/resistance)
- Set tight stop if retest fails
- Target continuation in breakout direction
Order Flow Analysis Techniques
Volume Profile Analysis: Look for high-volume nodes that create natural support/resistance levels.
Time & Sales Data: Monitor large block trades and unusual order flow at key levels.
Bid/Ask Imbalances: Significant imbalances often precede price moves toward zones.
Market Depth: Large orders stacked at levels indicate institutional interest.
Delta Analysis: Compare buying vs selling pressure to gauge zone strength.
Absorption Patterns: When price can't break through despite volume, zone is strong.
Exhaustion Signals: Decreasing volume on approaches suggests zone weakness.
Zone Identification Rules
Fresh Zones: Untested or lightly tested zones are strongest. Avoid over-traded levels.
Volume Confirmation: Zones created with high volume are more reliable than low-volume levels.
Time Significance: Zones from major time frames (daily/weekly) stronger than intraday levels.
Round Numbers: Psychological levels ($250, $300) often act as natural supply/demand zones.
Previous Highs/Lows: Historical significant levels often provide future support/resistance.
Gap Levels: Unfilled gaps can act as magnetic zones for future price action.
Moving Average Confluence: Zones near major MAs (50, 200) have added significance.